>“Clearly they are looking to dismantle the smoke and mirrors that groups like Anonymous maintain
Ooookay. Time to mix it up anon's. No more correct speling and punchuation for mee. Know mor sentance structuur n stuf. we got two stahp identifiing us selves.
How about a thread on breaking identifying patterns?
>Read the article
Thanks for the pro tip. I read the article and many others concerning pattern recognition and its importance in identifying marker patterns in anonymous posts. There are good reasons to break up your writing style, a fact that seems to have escaped you.
> I'm jest pissed
Yup, me too. Spend years learning grammar, punctuation, sentence structure and proper pronoun use only to find it's being used to identify and destroy you. You're right about the Abraxas stuff, it really is important. I don't think it's getting buried so much as becoming part of a lot of anon's background opsec.
And I'm not kidding about a discussion of how to defeat these algorithms used to identify and quantify us. It might become key to our survival in the hive mind. It's no stretch to imagine one's speech pattern being recognized here and exported to twitter, google, yahoo, disqus et al for purposes of shadow banning or outright censorship. (Or Murder/Arkancide) It's a brave new world out there.
> If more people actually bothered with proper grammar, punctuation, etc
Hah! Don't forget where we are senpai. Actually you have a valid point. If we all spoke the kings English, what patterns/tempo/cadence/word count would be used to break out individuals? I've read a lot about it, but what I've read is short on technical details. Perhaps a more knowledgeable anon could sponsor a discussion on those questions.